Google targets to save indians from cybercrimes of Rs 20,000 Crore this year

The American technology company Google aims to stop the cybercrime of about Rs 20,000 crore in India this year. Last year, there were frauds worth about Rs 1,087 crore associated with Unified Payment Interface (UPI) in the country. Millions of scams and forged advertisements have already been blocked before Google’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool. A media Report According to, Google has introduced its detailed safety charter for India. This includes remedies for security of artificial intelligence (AI) support from which people of the country can avoid cybercrimes up to Rs 20,000 crore this year. To cheat people, scammers have increased the use of AI generated content and deepfac. This Safety Charter of Google consists of three major points. These are to protect users from online fraud, increase cyber security for public infrastructure and to carry forward AI in a responsibility manner.

About 17.7 million users have been made aware about fraud through Google’s Digikavach program. This awareness program will be expanded in partnership with the Central Government’s Cyber ​​Crime Cordination Center (I4C). Google’s VP and Country Manager in the country, Preti Lobana said, “Digital ecosystem can only become a source of growth when people using it feel safe.” The company’s AI systems are providing effective results on their consumer platforms. Google’s messages are securing users with more than 50 crore suspicious messages every month through AI powered scam detection. Google Pay has displayed around 4.1 million transactions for fraud.

The company’s search engine is holding the scam pages 20 times more than before. The Google Play Protect has blocked about six crore attempts to install higher risk apps since its launch in October last year. With this, more than 1.2 crore devices have been saved from malware. Last year, Google removed about 24.7 million fraud ads. Apart from this, about 29 lakh accounts were blocked due to violation of the company’s policy.
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